BC Association of Community Response Networks

Hearing Health for Life

Hearing loss is a common complaint among older adults. According to the National Institute on Aging, hearing loss can negatively impact a person’s cognitive health (leading to issues related to concentration and memory), mental health (increasing the likelihood of someone experiencing depression and loneliness), and physical health (leading to an increased risk of falls and other personal safety issues).

Participants of January’s dynamic webinar learned about the signs of age-related hearing loss and how to best support those who are experiencing the impacts of hearing loss.

Zoom recording

  • Hearing Health for Life – Slides
  • Hearing Health for Life – Handout

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